Marvel has jumped the shark for me, as I haven’t been enamored by a marvel film since Ragnarok. From the looks of things, Doctor Strange is the one that will be bridging the stories together of phase 4, and who knows if there will be a phase 5 because phase 4 holds zero interest for me. Yes, tony stark is dead, but the mcu has moved largely away from terrestrial megalomaniacs to galactic and trans dimensional baddies, so ironman’s suits won’t be as effective, and stark r&d will probably continue behind the scenes. MCU didn’t seem to know what to do with him outside of ensemble films.Īs for the mcu void. Hated both, and I’m normally the most forgiving fan of silly comic book films. Vulture was “evil pick N pull dealer” and mysterio was totally unbelievable crap. He was great in Civil War because it was a brief cameo. I just hope Sony doesn’t try to shoehorn Tom Holland into a Venom movie, or vice versa.
It's also worth remembering that while Into the Spider-verse was great and almost universally praised, Sony's last few live-action Spidey movies had mixed receptions at best.I’m fine with it, honestly. On Peter's end I can easily a sequel to FFH that doesn't need to reach out to the rest of the MCU but on the MCU side it's going to suck having Peter just suddenly absent plus there's the matter that (minor spoilers ahead) he's Tony Stark's chosen successor.
I think my bigger concerns regarding Spidey leaving the MCU is the connective tissues and how those will be handled.
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